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Ananya Verma, who is the youngest among three children, is eyeing for a place in the record books.

Sirte is the militant group's last bastion in the country, having been occupied since 2015.

State suspends licences for independent TV and radio stations Muvi TV, Komboni Radio and Itezhi Tezhi Radio.

Zachary Penton held on suspicion of murder following series of incriminating tweets.

As quality and quantity of prison food declines noodles become favoured trading item.

Celtic fans raised nearly £90,000 for Palestinian charity after being fined by Uefa.

Attack happened near Holborn hours before first Night Tube services ran.

Head of education watchdog resigns with immediate effect after 'extremely damaging' remarks about isle.

South Korean spy agency NIS has squashed speculation that Thae is the son of a late general in Kim Il-sung's anti-Japan campaign.

EXCLUSIVE: Zimbabwe could follow Angola's steps to silence social media with legislation.

Papers from Department of Health have identified 13 risks, including shortage of staff and funding.

Doctors believe 61-year-old died from hypersensitivity pneumonitis triggered by fungi inside bagpipes.

Furniture, photos and toys line the streets after three-day storm takes 13 lives and leaves 3,000 in shelters.

School argued that freedom of communication is hindered by the full face veil.

Daughter-in-law of late Dutch Jewish gallery owner Jacques Goudstikker plans to appeal.

Investigation launched after father-of-one Daniel Harris, 29, killed following a low speed chase.

The digital forensics research showed Pehlivan's PC was tampered with days before his arrest.

Dearman said he did not realise what had happened until the effects of the drug wore off.

In the wake of the report, AFP commissioner Andrew Colvin has vowed to set up a new division to address allegations.

The move shows that external investors still have confidence in the country's economy post Brexit.

Critics believe the new rules are the clear outcome of January 2015 assault involving university student Brock Turner.

The latest Boko Haram attack came amid Nigerian government claims of defeating the militants.

From Notting Hill Carnival to Leeds and Reading Festivals, here is what's on in Britain this coming weekend.

Oxfam says the UK has become 'one of the most significant violators' of the international Arms Trade Treaty.

The new restriction appears to have no 'public safety benefit,' says NY Civil Liberties Union.

Turkey views the presence of Kurdish forces in northern Syria as an intolerable 'red line'.

Police said the eight-year-old died when someone threw a hand grenade into a house.

The judge filed the injunction in response to a lawsuit filed by Texas and 12 other states.

IEA think tank reacts to IFS report that says pay gap reaches 33% as mothers miss pay rises.